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Jamal Musiala is sidelined for months with a fractured fibula. The 22-year-old forward sustained the injury on Saturday in the match against Paris Saint-Germain at the Club World Cup.
“Examination by the doctors has revealed that he suffered a fractured fibula as a result of a dislocated ankle,” Bayern wrote on its website on Sunday.
Musiala boarded the plane with Bayern in Orlando on Sunday and will undergo surgery in Europe in the short term. The recovery from a fractured fibula involves several months of rehabilitation. German media report that Musiala will be out for about five months.
Musiala came into contact with goalkeeper Gianluigi Donnarumma against PSG just before half-time. It was immediately clear that it was a serious injury, as he screamed out in pain. Both teams went to the dressing rooms in shock.
Shortly after the match, there was fierce criticism of Donnarumma. According to Bayern goalkeeper Manuel Neuer, Musiala’s injury could have been prevented. Moreover, he reproached Donnarumma for not caring about Musiala.
‘This is a shock for all of us’
Max Eberl, the sporting director, is shocked by Musiala’s injury. “This serious injury and the long absence are really a shock for Jamal and all of us,” he says. “Everyone knows how incredibly important Jamal is to our game.”
“Moreover, it is incredibly bitter from a human point of view. We all sympathize with him, because Jamal has just recovered from an injury and will now be sidelined for a long period again. He will receive everything he needs from us and we are already looking forward to seeing him back on the field.”
Bayern lost the match against Paris Saint-Germain 2-0 and have therefore been eliminated from the Club World Cup.